I believe my self-custody cryptocurrency wallet was compromised after I downloaded and executed a malicious executable from a fraudulent website impersonating MEGA. The download was presented as a ZIP file containing a PDF, but the ZIP contained an executable file, which I mistakenly ran on my Windows 11 computer. Shortly afterwards, I noticed unauthorized activity on my Discord account, including a message that I did not send. Microsoft Defender subsequently detected a threat on the computer identified as “Trojan:JS/Redirector.ATKB!MTB”. Although that specific detection was located in a Flashpoint Legacy directory, I cannot confirm whether it was directly related to the wallet compromise. I subsequently discovered that the cryptocurrency assets in my self-custody wallet had been transferred without my authorization. The stolen funds were sent to the following address: 0xa9bd95c0da8fd8c552789abc70e39e0ec8ca50de I did not authorize these transactions and did not provide my seed phrase or private key to anyone. I have secured my accounts and am investigating the compromised computer. I am reporting this incident so that the receiving address and subsequent movement of the stolen funds can be investigated and flagged if appropriate. I can provide the relevant transaction hashes, wallet addresses, timestamps, screenshots, the malicious URL, and other evidence upon request.